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Half of July was a bearish month, for average Joe perception, big boys bought over 150.000 Bitcoin from weak hands. Simple put allways buy the red periods not the green tops

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**Fed rate cut** refers to the reduction in the monetary policy interest rate set by the United States Federal Reserve (Fed). This rate, also known as the "fed funds rate", is the rate at which commercial banks lend money to each other in the short term (usually overnight). The Fed's decisions to change this rate are some of the most important tools through which the central bank tries to influence the economy. How a **Fed rate cut** works: - **Purpose**: An interest rate cut is usually implemented when the Fed wants to stimulate economic growth. This makes borrowing cheaper, encouraging consumption and investment. - **Mechanism**: When the Fed lowers the interest rate, banks can borrow money at a lower cost, which allows them to offer cheaper loans to consumers and businesses. This can stimulate spending and investment in the economy. The impact of a **Fed rate cut** on the crypto market: - **Increased Liquidity**: An interest rate cut can lead to an increase in market liquidity as investors seek higher returns in other assets, including cryptocurrencies. Lower interest rates mean that saving becomes less attractive, which can lead to an influx of capital into riskier asset markets such as crypto. - **Improving Investor Sentiment**: The interest rate cut can create a sense of optimism in the markets. If investors believe Fed policy will lead to a stronger economy, this could also boost asset prices, including cryptocurrencies. - **Impact on the Dollar**: A Fed rate cut can devalue the US dollar as lower interest rates make the dollar less attractive to foreign investors. Typically, when the dollar falls, cryptocurrencies (which are often perceived as an alternative to traditional currencies) can benefit as dollar-denominated assets become cheaper for international investors. - **Inflation Risk**: If a Fed rate cut stimulates the economy too much, inflation risk can occur. Cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, are often seen as a hedge against inflation, which could increase demand for them.

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In theory in Q4 this year (end of the year) we will have an increase in the market, in theory we will have a US rate cut (the interest rate will be reduced) in September, in theory more money will enter the market, although the money supply is to the stars now. In reality, the probability of a bull market is higher than that of a bear market. Very likely this will be the order, bull followed by bear.

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Good morning, I lost the support area at $61,500, the next significant support is at $58,000, the area visited 10-12 hours ago with a wick. A possible scenario in the next few hours would be a return to $61,500 where we find out if it becomes the resistance zone. I don't know why but I don't think we will go below $54,000 this time, just in case something bad happens globally

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#bitcoin needs to bounce back above the support area at $63,350, if it manages to do that the next destination is $67,400

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#coinbase stock looks poised for a +60% over the next 3/4 months if the bullish scenario on BTC is confirmed, object speaking, from December 2022 to April 2024 stock Coinbase had a 752% increase compared to #bitcoin's 360% increase over the same period. I expect the evolution of this stock to beat the evolution of btc in the coming months.

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